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Arbitration

Dorman v. Charles Schwab Corp.

Ruling by

Benita Y. Pearson

Lower Court

USDC Northern District of California

Lower Court Judge

Claudia Wilken

'American Express Co. v. Italian Colors Restaurant' was intervening Supreme Court authority irreconcilable with 'Amaro v. Continental Can Co.', so ERISA claims may now be subject to mandatory arbitration.

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